Man’ ga is no more a man – Sunitha Ganesh

The flight
was swift and gentle.
The waves,
wind,
whirles,
blues…
Ah!
What a depth.

What a taste!
The umami,
That my
glutatory
Sensed in vigour..
Jigging in air,
I followed
The Mediterranean
Lullaby !

Whatever
Lusophones
speak out,
Whatever
The Dravidians
Proud about,
However
Rooted deeply
To Andalusia,
And
How skewed
The routes
drawn in the map,
It’s a must…

Sweet and pulpy,
Green or golden,
I can’t loose
My dream
I was chasing it
Whole night!
And hence
I landed
on the shore,
The waves
Hugged tight
And lead
To the garden.

Fully flowered,
Some fruited,
Some ripened…
Fragrance around!
Elated I am.
Galloping towards
The evergolden
Dream.

On
Exuberance,
My heart vibrate,
The ebullient
Fruit in hand,
The magic
Of nature,
The flair
of green,
And you know,
Man’ ga is
No more a man!

Sunitha Ganesh
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Note:
Mango fruit

The word mango originated from “manga” Portugese word, also rooted in
In Dravidian language as man’ga. ( Man, kay).
Lusophones: one who speaks Portugese,
Andalusia : pooerest areas in spain

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